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Anonymous wrote:Besides Hair Cuttery which I do not like, as they once tried to stand her up and cut her hair bluntly dry across the back. I am looking for salons that do not charge ridiculous prices to trim my tween/young tee's hair. Even Bubbles is over $50 now. Thinking of just going to get a pair of cutting shears myself. She just wants a simple trim.

Don't rule out Hair Cuttery, just make an appointment with a Salon Designer. My kids, now teens always get great cuts there.

Do you have a recommendation. Their stylists vary BIG time.

Some of the stylists at the Sola Salon locations have lower pricing for kids haircuts.

http://www.myhdz.com/about-hair-design-zone

You can ask Eun at My Hair Design Zone. I'm not sure of the cut-off age for kids vs adults.

Anonymous wrote:Besides Hair Cuttery which I do not like, as they once tried to stand her up and cut her hair bluntly dry across the back. I am looking for salons that do not charge ridiculous prices to trim my tween/young tee's hair. Even Bubbles is over $50 now. Thinking of just going to get a pair of cutting shears myself. She just wants a simple trim.

Don't rule out Hair Cuttery, just make an appointment with a Salon Designer. My kids, now teens always get great cuts there.

Anonymous wrote:Where do you live? I could give a recommendation for a place in south Arlington. They don’t specialize in kids but I take my kids there.

Sorry, we live in Rockville.

I guess I am looking for a place that shampoos, does a simple cut, and blow dries. A little more than a kid's cut location where they just spray water, quickly trim and walk out. Great idea, but she is in middle school and I am looking for middle of the road. Not the simple $20, but not $60. It doesn't seem like there are many places like this.

JaJos in Barracks Row - its mostly guys, but pretty sure they will do a girls trim too. They just did my 2 year old and a super cute hair style as well. Everyone is $20 or $22

Anonymous wrote:Where do you live? I could give a recommendation for a place in south Arlington. They don’t specialize in kids but I take my kids there.

Not OP but would you mind sharing

come over to my house. i can do it for you 40$ between my calls.

Anonymous wrote:I trim my girls hair myself. My stylist used to do it for $20 but started charging me full price when they turned 12. No thanks.

You could also take her to a Vietnamese barber. The nice woman who cuts my husbands hair would do it for $20.

I took my “12 year old” teenager to different hairstylists for awhile. Good pricing.

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Where do you live? I could give a recommendation for a place in south Arlington. They don’t specialize in kids but I take my kids there.

Anonymous wrote:Besides Hair Cuttery which I do not like, as they once tried to stand her up and cut her hair bluntly dry across the back. I am looking for salons that do not charge ridiculous prices to trim my tween/young tee's hair. Even Bubbles is over $50 now. Thinking of just going to get a pair of cutting shears myself. She just wants a simple trim.

Hair cuttery just rents out spots to different stylists so each one does it differently. Same with Bubbles, which is owned by Hair cuttery.

Anonymous wrote:I trim my girls hair myself. My stylist used to do it for $20 but started charging me full price when they turned 12. No thanks.

You could also take her to a Vietnamese barber. The nice woman who cuts my husbands hair would do it for $20.

Van's in Old Town Alexandria? I think they actually did a better job on my kid than the much more expensive Salon De Zen.

I trim my girls hair myself. My stylist used to do it for $20 but started charging me full price when they turned 12. No thanks.

You could also take her to a Vietnamese barber. The nice woman who cuts my husbands hair would do it for $20.

Besides Hair Cuttery which I do not like, as they once tried to stand her up and cut her hair bluntly dry across the back. I am looking for salons that do not charge ridiculous prices to trim my tween/young tee's hair. Even Bubbles is over $50 now. Thinking of just going to get a pair of cutting shears myself. She just wants a simple trim.